>> just a joke, folks. it wasn't us. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that it for this "special report," fair, balanced, and unafraid. captions by closed captioning services >> tonight on "the fox report." bullets fly again at virginia tech. the same school that was home to america's worst ever campus shooting. now police, one officer, and one other person are dead. still questions about the shooter and the motive for murder. >> i could see his face and he was covered in blood. >> harris: the first report started flooding in this afternoon. the gunman on the loose and headed toward a campus building. >> witnesses reported to police that the shooter fled on foot. >> harris: tonight, what we now know about the latest violence at the home of the hokie. the attorney general eric holder gets an earful about

the fast and furious gun sting and the death of a border patrol agent. >> brian terry is dead today, in my opinion, because of this failed program. >> harris: and the attorney general admits fast and furious was a mistake. >> allowing guns to walk, whether in this administration or the prior one is wholly unacceptable. >> harris: lawmakers say someone needs to take responsibility. >> mr. attorney general, the blame must go to your desk. >> harris: and now talk of somebody getting impeached. plus, the iranians show off a u.s. drone they claim they knocked out of the sky. and tonight, concerns about who could get their hands on this high tech american hardware. first, four years after the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history, blood shed and violence return to the campus of virginia tech university. i'm harris faulkner in tonight

for shepard smith. here's what we know at this hour. investigators say earlier today a gunman walked up to an officer, who was involved in a traffic stop, and shot and killed that police officer. then the suspect reportedly ran for it. a few minutes later administrators locking down the school for the better part of the day. and we followed the story here on fox for hours. the policeman who was killed at a parking lot near the coliseum. if you are unfamiliar with the campus, that's near the famous lane stadium where the hokie's play football. police then reportedly found a second body at the duck pond lot. we are told they found a gun next to that body. still unclear whether that person was the original shooter. now a law enforcement source is telling fox news channel tonight the gunman was believed to be a virginia tech student who killed himself. so far though, investigators are very tight-lipped on the record. >> i don't think there is a motive at this time. it's still being investigated. like i said, it's still in the early stages of it so we don't

have a lot of the answers yet. >> harris: police say a number of people did witness the shooting of that officer, including several students. one who claims she was only a few feet away. >> as soon as i saw his face, i just started to cry because i, like obviously getting shot in the face it's not going to be good. and when the other officer started yelling his name to try to get him like-to-like wake up or gain consciousness, that's when the light really hit me. >> harris: students who were on campus at the time in a massacre in 2007 say today's events brought back a lot of painful memories as a you might imagine. our doug mckelway live at virginia tech campus in blacksburg with more tonight. doug, with the different reports about who might be deceased tonight, where is this case? >> well, it is, for all intents and purpose a closed case right now. police won't say that but for all intents and purposes that is the case. they have to obviously determine a motive.

they have to determine the time line and put some pieces together. nobody doubts what really happened here. in fact, the police said that you can read between the lines. that, in effect, means this was a murder/suicide. there is no way that police would have allowed the students to go free from the lockdown which they imposed early this afternoon. if there was any risk to them. if there was any fear there was a gunman on the loose. this campus is still smarting from the 2007 mass shooting. they don't want to relive that they will have to relive it albeit on a smaller scale. >> in light of the turmoil and the trauma and the tragedy suffered by this campus by guns, i can only say that words don't describe our feelings and they're most allusive at this point in time. our hearts are broken again for the family of our police officer and we extend our deepest sympathy and condolences. >> and, in fact, we have already heard, harris a word of a candlelight vigil and

formal one slated for tonight and more formal ceremony being planned for tomorrow night. harris? >> harris: i know the university took so much criticism for the way it haled the 2007 massacre that was a part of our reporting back then. today how did they alert students. >> they have been working on an alert plan for years now and trying to hone that plan and it worked perfectly today. they got the first call of that traffic stop at is it:15 this -- 12:15. police got man down. the campus was on total lockdown. it worked very effectively. there are a number of people on the campus here who are entitled to put that alert system into effect. a very good thing indeed because today at the very time the shooting happened, the university president and the chief of police happened to be, ironically, in washington about 200 miles up the road, testifying before an administrative law judge about a fine that they are facing for the poor police response to the 2007 shooting.

harris? >> harris: the irony of that, doug mckelway, thank you very much. now we move to a dramatic day on capitol hill. where lawmakers spent hours grilling the attorney general of the united states eric holder. there to testify about operation fast and furious. that program was supposed to follow guns from the u.s. to mexico. but, investigators saying the feds lost track of hundreds of weapons. two of them turning up at the rder scene of u.s. border patrol agent brian terry. and republic lawmakers have called for the attorney general's resignation. during today's house judiciary committee hearing. wisconsin's jim sensenbrenner warned somebody needs to pay for this. >> you know, the thing is is that if we don't get to the bottom of this, and that requires your assistance on that, there is only one alternative that congress has. and it's called impeachment. >> harris: it's not exactly clear who he means worth

noting. congress has never impeached a u.s. attorney general. our william la jeunesse on the story have the very beginning. live now from our west coast news hub. william with the latest on. this the republicans chided the attorney general for failing to turn over records, for being uninformed and not firing those involved in what he admits was a mistake that resulted in killings and would lead to more. >> will you be resigning over -- because of the fallout from fast and furious? >> i have no intention of resigning. i'm the attorney general who put an end to these misguided tactics. >> should anyone resign? >> again, on the basis of the information that i have at this point, no. >> so far, only u.s. attorney dennis burke resigned voluntarily. he authored this email after months of watching suspects buy, sell, and smuggle thousands of guns without arresting anyone. quote:

now today the hearing ended with fireworks with oversight chairman darrell issa threatening holder with contempt. >> we'll respond in a way that other attorneys general has. >> john mitchell responded that way. >> the reference to john mitchell. let's think about that. think about that at some point as i said in the mccarthy hearings, at some point have you no shame? >> holder insisted that fast and furious was not a topdown operation originally in washington. some republicans disagree pointing to emails that suggest it was used to help justify stricter gun control laws. holder called that foolish, harris? >> harris: william, thank you very much. iran, now in possession of that high tech piece of american military hardware now will look at the drone went down and what iran could

choose to do with it now. plus, the remains of hundreds of u.s. troops dumped in a landfill, the military does not plan to tell those individual families who they were. stay close. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8.

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>> harris: we are getting our first look at the super secret spy drone that went down inside iran. iranian state television aired video of the stealth stone earlier today. it went down late last week. you can see here it pretty much is all in one piece. our jennifer griffin with the news live at the pentagon now. jennifer, what else can we learn from looking at this video? >> hi, harris. well, multiple u.s. officials now confirm to fox news that this is, in fact, the sentinel rq 170 that went counsel -- down over iran. this is the real deal as one person put it shown on iranian state television as you

mentioned. and one senior u.s. official that we showed the pictures to said yep, that's it, and its intact. there are now real fears that the iranian also share this technology with the russians and chinese if they haven't already done so, harris. >> harris: i was reading today president obama is considering trying to destroy that drown after it went down is that still a possibility. >> no, that's no longer a possibility. fox news did confirm that the president was presented with three separate plans to destroy or try and retrieve the drone after it went down last thursday. he was presented with those options, but opted not to carry them out, including sending u.s. commandos into iran because it could have been seen as an act of war. the sentinel rq 170 was providing surveillance of iranian sites when it lost tether with a satellite and its u.s. handlers. it was not shot down according to u.s. officials but glided gently to earth. the iranians found it 140 miles inside their border, harris. >> harris: we should remind everybody this is a country

who we highly suspects wts a nuclear weapon. this would have a whole lot of information on it, i would assume, jennifer. >> a lot of information and technology that they are very concerned about be shared with others. >> harris: jennifer griffin, thank you very much. good to see you. president obama saying europe does not need a bailout from the united states. still, the debt crisis putting another dent in our 401(k)'s today. european leaders meeting tomorrow for what they call their last chance to save the euro. regulators saying it will take more than $150 billion to stabilize the economy there president obama saying europe is rich enough to solve its own problems. >> it's not as if we are talking about some impoverished country that doesn't have any resources and is being buffeted by the world markets and they need, you know, to come hat in hand and get help. this is europe with some of the wealthiest countries on

earth. >> harris: the markets here in the u.s. apparently not so confident. the dow plunging nearly 200 points falling below the 12,000 mark. the nasdaq down more than 50. the s&p down 27. there is this. new signs of hope for the job market. unemployment claims hitting a nine month low. falling to 381,000 last week according to the labor department. that's the lowest level since february. and it's close to the 375,000 mark which economists say would signal a steady drop in unemployment. the u.s. air force now confirming the remains of hundreds of dead service members have ended up in a landfill. it all began at the dover air base in delaware. the "the washington post" first reporting today the military sent the cremated remains of 274 deceased american troops from dover to a private contractor. that contractor then incinerated the remains and sent them to a landfill in king george county, virginia. >> we did not direct the contractor to put any residual

material in the contract -- in the landfill, that was not part of the contract. but they were disposing of them -- >> -- sorry. you were aware that it was being put in a landfill. >> that was a common practice at the time. who was assigned or knew that they were going to a landfill, i can't really speak to. that was the common industry practice at the time. >> harris: the air force reports at this point it does not plan to inform the individual families of those deceased troops about what happened. and the chairman and ranking member of the house oversight committee among those calling for more information about how this could happen. newt gingrich pulling away from the pack in a new fox news poll. mitt romney's campaign already on the attack. now, rick perry going after both frontrunners. a live update in moments. plus, a burglar may have thought a 66-year-old woman was a rather easy target. but, she was ready for him with her brand new gun. we'll tell you what happened next in a dramatic 911 call.

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new poll shows newt gingrich out in front. he leads by double digits in the survey. followed byron paul and rick perry and michele bachmann. that same poll shows president obama beating both gingrich and romney but he has a bigger lead over the former house speaker. our campaign carl cameron as we like to call him live in our d.c. newsroom. romney, bachmann and ron paul has been taking shots at newt

gingrich. today was different rick perry joining. in. >> he did. he started a whole series of attacks. perry is running ads according to evangelical protestants. that could help him get edge offer over romney a mormon. and gingrich who recently converted to catholicism. >> i didn't just make an oath to my wife i made an oath to god. it's time for americans to stand up and say with great clarity and purpose that someone's values are going to be deciding the important issues of the day in this country. >> perry is making a values play against gingrich and romney. he unveiled a new tv ad tonight bashing both of them for obama care. >> we don't want government mandated health care. yet, newt gingrich supports it. and mitt romney, he put it

into law in massachusetts. >> watch very closely. he has been all but counted out. he is ramping up like he exntses to be around for a long time, harris. he has got the money to do it. >> harris: what does this say about how republicans in washington see the choice between romney vs. gingrich. >> it's pretty remarkable. republicans have been desperate to find alternative to romney and gingrich has emerged at the right time to make a serious challenge. now republicans who served with him in congress or worked with him in washington or dealt with him around the country have begun reflecting on the experience in the past and a lot of them are panicking. not talking about it in large numbers yet. if they do newtemtum. >> harris: carl, i'm glad you are on it? >> you bet. >> harris: 911 recording capturing the shear panic as a

senior citizen guns down an intruder. this is 66-year-old donna hougher, be with was breaking into her home in northern california it was around 4:00 a.m. even though she was terrified. she said she knew just what she needed to do. call police and grab her gun. >> he is coming. in he is coming in. >> is he coming into the house? >> yes. i got him. >> you shot him again? >> yes, did i. >> or you shot at him. >> i thought him -- [bleep] coming through the window. i shot him. he is on the ground. is he on the ground. in the spare bedroom. >> yes, i'm standing in the front and i see lights coming. >> you can walk to the front door? >> yes. oh, god. i hope it's not somebody i know. [sobbing] >> harris: hopper shooting that intruder dead. police saying it was not

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>> harris: erupting volcano now nearing some homes, it is our top story on a fox trip across america. hawaii. kilauea in the big island's volcano national park molten rocks. a spokesperson saying the lava is flowing close to the ocean,

also reportedly reaching a subdivision that all but one resident recently abandoned. erupting since 1983 massachusetts, an early morning apartment fire west of boston kills a firefighter. his chief saying two of his men were searching for a possible missing resident when part of the place collapsed on them. florida. authorities releasing this surveillance video of two armed would be crooks trying to rob a hotel north of miami. you can see one guy went for the front desk before realizing they don't keep the cash there. so he stole from a customer instead but then dropped the money. >> these are the type of people that will end up shooting someone for no reason. >> harris: police say both suspects got away. texas. police say somebody got into a warehouse and stole nearly $15,000 worth of gifts meant for hundreds of foster children east of dallas. >> they need to be punished

for what they have done. >> harris: the organization now seeking donations to bring christmas to those children. and that's a fox watch across america. aim harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. this is the fox report. the whereabouts of the missing $1.2 billion, a total mystery. that from the former new jersey governor and u.s. senator jon corzine who, today, testified about the spectacular implosion of m.f. global. the brokerage firm he chaired until last month. as you may recall he he resigned days after mf global went bankrupt. with it $1.2 billion in customer money. customers, including farmers who now reportedly cannot even buy seed and small businesses whose assets are now said to be frozen. investigators saying that money is likely gone for good. lawmakers today making it very clear they are not happy. >> you can sir tell us today

that while you have been the head of this organization mf global that you always did the right thing when no one was looking? >> i understand the position that you are in, but, mr. corzine, we have got to find that money. >> are you and other executives of your company willing to stand the loss with your personal fortune. >> harris: but then when asked where that money is corzine offered somewhat of an apology. >> i remain deeply concerned about the impact that the unreconciled and frozen funds have on mf global's customers and others. i simply do not know where the money is or why the accounts have not been reconciled to date. >> harris: many lawmakers, shareholders and investigators seemed to find i don't know where the money is simply unacceptable. fox report chief correspondent jonathan hunt now live with more. jonathan, the former senator claiming he was as surprised as everybody else that the money disappeared can. >> yes. stunned and devastated were the words that jon corzine

actually used. he also pointed out that he too lost money that he had invested in the company although he did at least acknowledge that given his vast personal fortune he is far better off than many of mf global's clients. listen. of course my distress and sadness pale in comparison that customers, farmers, ranchers and others, employers and investors have suffered. their plight weighs on my mind every day. as the chief executive officer of mf global at the time of its bankruptcy, i truly apologize to all those affected. >> on the core issue of what happened to the missing $1.2 billion worth of customers' money, mr. corzine said, harris, he simply has no idea. >> harris: that little bit that we just saw, that piece of video, he did come straight out and apologize though. what about legal responsibility in all of this? >> he made an admission of

responsibility to some extent. he said he was responsible for some of those risky trades on european debt that brought down mf global. but he also said managers and the board of directors of the company were also responsible. although a lot of legal experts believe that sort of shared responsibility defense will not save mr. corzine from prosecution. listen. >> an investigation will be done and will determine what he knew. from his distancing himself today as he did and saying that i was limitedly involved in the accounting procedures, i didn't know about the settlements that were being done and tragdz. that's totally unacceptable. i if i if something is amiss he absolutely will be charged. accountability is where it is at. >> as mr. corzine left the hearing today he said little other than just saying it had been a long day. it's likely to be a long few months for mf global's clients. particularly given that when mr. corzine was asked would you use your personal fortune to repay those clients who have lost everything he replied, harris, i would not

do that. >> harris: it was really fascinating to watch today. and it continues. jonathan hunt, thank you very much on the story tonight. speaking of financial disasters. the president blasting senate republicans for blocking his pick to head the new consumer protection agency an agency congress created to avoid risky lending practices like the one that led to the financial meltdown. by law, the consumer financial protection bureau, which opened in july cannot fully operate until somebody is in charge of it. earlier this year president obama nominated former ohio attorney general richard cordray. >> this morning senate republicans blocked his nomination refusing to let the senate even go forward with an up or down vote on mr. cordray. this makes absolutely no sense. >> harris: to explain, all but one republic in the senate voted against the appointment. many of them arguing it because the agency has too much power and too little accountability. they say they won't approve anyone until the administration agrees to make

changes. but they say it really has nothing to do with being against cordray. by the way, you may or may not know this, he happens to be a five time jeopardy champion. cordray took home more than 45 grand in 1987. wendell goler with more outside the white house tonight. what changes do republicans say they want. >> harris, they feel that single director is too powerful. they would like to replace him or her with a bipartisan board of directors. they want congress, not the federal reserve to control the bureau's budget. senate republic leader mitch mcconnell says he and other lawmakers outlined their complaints in a letter to the president earlier this year. >> the president knew about these concerns months ago and he chose to dismiss them. and now he is suddenly making a push to confirm his nominee because it fits into some picture he wants to paint about who the good guys are and who the bad guys are here in washington. >> actually, republics seem more focused on blocking elizabeth warren the consumer activists who designed the

bureau from becoming its leader earlier thisser i don't. mr. obama says they want to change the structure of the bureau they can submit legislation. harris? >> harris: okay. what about the democrats? what response are they having? democrats say the structure of the bureau is the law dodd frank bill before republicans took away 60 vote filibuster proof majority in the senate. the republicans' refusal to confirm its director is like cheating. >> they lost. and it's sort of unprecedented. it's almost guerrilla warfare almost to then say well we don't like the agency, even though it is in law and we are going to prevent it from something somebody run it to stop it. >> now the democrats' problem is the law says the bureau doesn't have any real authority without a director. president obama could name cordray to the director's post in a recess appointment but that would probably mean he could only serve for about a year. harris? >> harris: you chuckled a

little bit when i tossed you that question. i'm thinking you are doing so because this of the more around and around that we are seeing in d.c., isn't it. >> it frustrates people but it is congress in action. and especially washington in action these days. >> harris: wendell goler thank you very much. no more occupy boston. at midnight police promising to clear protesters from their camp site in that financial district there the mayor setting the deadline after a judge denied a plea from the occupy demonstrators to let them stay. meanwhile, in santa cruz, california police in riot gear raiding an occupy camp saying they arrested though just one person. in d.c. on capitol hill, demonstrators holding a prayer vigil and protesting speaker of the house john boehner. calling him, quote, the spokesperson for america's richest 1%, end quote. lawmakers shooting down more tips to extend a tax cut that could keep serious cash in your pocket. will congress and the president really delay their holiday breaks until everybody reaches a deal? plus, driving a bus can be

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>> harris: 23 days until your paycheck gets smaller unless congress keeps a tax break alive. two bills to extend the tax cut and president obama threatening again to keep lawmakers in d.c. for christmas if they can't get it done. he says he will also skip his holiday trip to hawaii. >> i do not expect congress to go home unless the payroll tax cut is extended and unless unemployment insurance is extended it would be wrong for families but its would also be wrong for the economy as a whole. >> the white house countdown clock as you see this there ticking. now house republicans working

on another tax cut. mike emanuel on capitol hill. the president has a problem with something else that's in that bill? >> that's right. harris. to win conservative support, essentially house republicans are trying to force the administration to allow construction of the keystone xl pipeline project. labor unions allies of the president are in favor of building the project because they feel like it would create jobs. some environmentalists who are also allies of the president are against it. here is a key white house ally on this issue. the president has said he would veto a bill. that doesn't make whether decision for or against it. it has no place on this bill. let's get serious. >> senate majority leader harry reid in the ♪ says this bill that the house republicans are working on is a partisan joke and insists it has no chance of passing the senate, harris? >> harris: mike, i seem republicans seem rather

energized by the republic' decision that he would reject a bill with a pipeline included. >> that's right. we have heard from multiple republicans who say by the president being so vocal, they are determined to fight and not back down on this one. some republicans are not convinced the payroll tax holiday has worked and helped the economy. so, for them, this keystone pipeline issue could get them to vote for the overall package. here is speaker john boehner making his case. >> the keystone pipeline project will put tens of thousands much americans to work immediately. it has bipartisan support in the house and the senate as the prime minister of canada said yesterday, mr. harper, this is a no brainer. >> now, many believe that this pipeline issue is a key for many republic votes and also some democratic votes who believe this would create jobs. this sets up a showdown here on the hill next week.

harris? again that deadline is in a couple of weeks at the end of the year. >> that's right. >> mike emanuel thanks very much. a u.s. citizen jailed overseas for defame ago royal family. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. thailand, a court in bangkok handing the thy born american a two and a half year prison sentence for translating a banned biography of thailand's king and posting it online. he reportedly did this while living in colorado. authorities detained 55-year-old they will apply for a royal pardon. italy, new protests over a planned high speed rail line workers are building in the northeast demonstrators saying it's a waste of money. they clashed with police who

fired tear gas to try to stop them. china dozens of pigs loose on a hawaii after a truck wreck in the southern province. flipping on to its side. some the pigs staying near the truck. others grazing on the side of the road. traffic officers and some men truck driver helping corral the animals. india. a religious ceremony in an eastern state hindus preparing more than 500 vegetarian dishes for a deity, including rice, curry and sweets. we are told this is an annual affair that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> harris: students at a tacoma washington high school calling one of their classmates a hero after he says school bus driver fell asleep on a highway off ramp. here is surveillance video from inside the bus.

>> hey, hey. >> hey, are you all right? >> yeah, i'm all right. >> that teenager, emanuel williams saying he noticed the 6 a-year-old driver appeared very tired and then the bus started to swerve. >> as soon as he seen his head go down and i see the bus go to the freeway, i hop up, get to the front of the bus as fast as i can. >> harris: wow. there were more than two dozen other students on board and this kid saw this. we're told the driver is on leave now but williams said he would ride with him again. hoping for the safe return of a missing whom in orlando. a missing development tonight. police have come across one of her belongings. now the question, how will it help in the investigation? another question, does it reveal what happened to michelle parker? and for the first time. after a manhattan made accused one of the most powerful money men in the world of rape, we see surveillance video from

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>> harris: a family in orlando says it's a critical clue that could bring a missing mom home. police finding michelle parker's iphone. they won't say where but local reports claim they discovered it in the water under a bridge just south of orlando. it's the only trace of parker since she vanished last month and her family says it's the biggest break in the case yet. i'm excited because hopefully something will come of it hopefully there is something that can be found off of it to locate where she is or find out who did this.

>> harris: you will remember the strange twist to this case. parker disappeared on the same day she was featured on the television show the people's court. she taped this episode this summer spat with her exfiance and the father of her children. that that man is the prime suspect. they searched his home along with lakes in the area. the discovery of that cell phone providing police with a brand new lead. our david lee miller on the story in our new york city newsroom. david lee, what do we know about this iphone. >> more specifically it was found by divers just south of orlando in the community of bell isle in a lake. this from local media reports. the police will not confirm this. but this is crucial. they do say the phone is, and i'm quoting a statement from the police, in remarkably good condition that it is now undergoing forensic testing. the phone could be a treasure throve of information. its last signal was to a nearby cell tower. and while this might be encouraging news, it has caused some distress for the family.

michelle's mother today broke down in tears fearing that her daughter might no longer be alive. she told local reporters, harris and i quote it's become more real to me that someone has possibly done something terrible to my child. harris? >> harris: well, it is good news in terms of the investigation that the phone is in good condition so perhaps they can tell the last time she used it. >> indeed. in fact, authorities do know the last time she used t appeared to be at 4:26, the very day she disappeared on november 17th. her brother sent her a text message essentially asking where she was and that she replied with a single word that word was waterford. that is a community in orlando o. but we talked to michelle's sister today and she says her sister would not likely respond with a single word and that she believes whoever sent that last text message from the phone may be the person responsible for her disappearance, much about that final hours of that phone will be on the guts inside and that is going to be undergoing forensic testing. we could learn a great deal

more in the next few days as police investigate. harris? >> harris: all right. david lee miller will update us with that information when it happens. thank you. we are getting our very first look at what happened just moments after a hotel maid claims a top money man sexually assaulted her. you will remember new york prosecutors dropped crges against dominic strauss-khan after questioning his accuser's credibility. shows dsk leaving the hotel in new york city. this is back in may moments after the altercation with the maid in his suite. cameras show him checking out of the hotel and hopping in a cab. the video shows the maid who actually accused him in a hallway and approaching a coworker with outstretched arms. we see two hotel workers in an apparent bear hug at one point for some reason. before the scandal dsk was considered a contender for the french presidency. some reports suggesting he may have been the victim of a

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>> harris: nasa has misplaced pieces of the moon including samples u.s. astronauts brought back from the u.s. mission there in 1969 according to the new report from the agency's inspector general. it's not just a few lost moon rocks either. we are talking about hundreds of astro materials either stolen or loaned out to researchers and never returned. lunar soil samples, dust from comets and even eye ons from ios from the outer layers of the sun. nasa needs to get a new tracking system or consider doing inventory every year. well, later, st. louis

goodbye. three time national league mvp player albert pujols saying that now under contract with the los angeles angels of an anaheim. $2,504,000,000. he helped the st. louis cardinals win the world series. the contract second highest in major league history after alex rodriguez who makes 275 million. that dill with the new york yankees. pujols must pass a physical before the contract is truly finalized. updating some of our top stories tonight. two people are dead after a shooting on the campus of virginia tech. one of the victims a police officer, a law enforcement source telling fox news the gunman was believed to be a virginia tech student who killed himself. republic lawmakers grilling u.s. attorney general eric holder today over the failed fast and furious gun sting. weapons from that program ended up at the scene of a u.s. border patrol agent's murder and other crimes. one congressman saying somebody needs to pay for. this u.s. officials confirming

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